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OK, let's break down these website ownerships a little better, I was wrong before:
(too lazy to repost all info found here: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=71075492)
WWW.SOLARENERGY.COM
Internet Service Provider: Colo5
Customer Name: DiscoverTec
4600 Touchton Rd.
Building 100 Suite 150
Jacksonville, FL 32246
Site last updated 04/22/11
You can find info here about this customer:
http://www.discovertec.com/
Although the address from the company is different on the bottom of the website than the information on the webdomain info, it is still located in Jacksonville.
They are a website hosting and design company - no wonder their information is hosted by a security team (colo5) based in Jacksonville, too.
WWW.SOLARENERGYINITIATIVES.COM
Internet Service Provider: Xspedia Communications Co.
Customer Name: CyberXpress
301 W. Bay St.
1st Floor Suite 140
Jacksonville, FL 32202
Site last updated 03/19/2011
You can find info about this customer:
http://www.cxp.com/
The address matches the website and the domain lookup info.
The only question is, are they the ones operating and hosting the site, or are they going to be the new owners?
They have just expanded their business and moved to a new location. They offer Co-Location (immediate backup), website maintenance, network consulting.
Same here. At one point I was just sending an email a week to see if there was any response.
solarenergy-us.com and solarenergyinitiatives.com will both take you to the same website.
Not claiming that you are wrong, but the article from that post is from February 18, 2009.
A whole lot has happened to SNRY since then.
All The Best
Uranium One (SXRZF:OTC) hit a high of 2.93 this morning, we'll see if the afternoon gives it that bounce back up to close strong. Tomorrow will be 2 weeks since I bought - looking for 30%, and it's close. The stock had a slow start, but the previous 3 trading days showed some large candles, so I may even stay in another week for even more if it continues to move strong.
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Yeah, I noticed that, too, when I was highlighting it! I even chuckled about it and said, "Yeah, right!"
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Signs That SNRY is Heading Toward a Reverse Merger/Buyout/Acquisition Soon
1. THEY ANNOUNCED IT
On May 4, 2011 SNRY put a For Sale sign on their company.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Solar-Energy-Initiatives-Inc-iw-985714715.html?x=0&.v=1
You mean:
http://www.solarenergy.com
Very interesting. Why is it that you always give me the impression you are just leaving us an occasional trail of breadcrumbs for us to follow?
I hope they go to Grandma's House and not the Big, Bad Wolf Lair
All The Best
Congrats, nice catch.
Sorry, KBLB is not "dropping like a rock."
One month ago, closed at .083
Lowest close within last month was .073
Highest close within last month was .098
Currently today we are .08
Looks to me like we came off bottom in DEC and are establishing a higher bottom here in JAN.
I doubt we would see the .04's.
May not even close lower than .073
But this is the QB's where anything can happen.
All The Best
I understand what "tentatively" means and won't get upset until we are nearing Valentine's Day. For me, an entire month after "tentatively" deserves to be addressed, not 3-5 days.
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LOL. Good one.
I'm looking forward to a good PR and a great CC for KBLB!
Charts don't lie. If I were to look at that chart without a name on it, my immediate reaction is someone is selling into the float. It is no longer reacting to the proper catalysts like it was before because of downward pressure.
I am looking forward to the 10-K in March to see if there is any further share structure change.
Check the filings:
9/15 - 103,627,246 shares outstanding
9/30 - 103,725,361 shares outstanding
11/24 - 104, 125,361 shares outstanding
Anytime ANY company puts out FLOAT numbers and EFFECTIVE FLOAT numbers, you have to expect the EFFECTIVE float to increase. There is absolutely no way to keep a correct accounting of the float. 13.4M Float & 5.6M EFFECTIVE Float. You HAVE to consider at some point the float will almost triple from those original investors or as the company has occasional fiscal needs. However, what the CEO did with the oven-lease program proves he is a very original thinker, so I think he is very aware of the stock pps and will be seeking to keep the pps up in order to uplist later.
The numbers are absolutely miniscule, but even 500k shares adding into a 5.6M float will weigh heavily.
I still think this company will succeed as the food receives exposure. So, I don't want to sound like a basher because it is the first stock I ever transferred into my IRA while it was still a PK stock, before it became a QB. Of course, I am averaged around .06 - that always helps!
All The Best
One would need to ask if it was going to be purely a chart trade or more of a long-term thing.
Everyone has their own system, but for me, a chart play is no longer than 2 weeks - generally just 2-5 days. Perhaps KBH may be a nice one immediately after the next wave and sell quickly at the first drop.
I do like the historical patterns - but for this one, I would at least investigate what caused the 22M volume spike last week first. It may be the market's reaction to catching up to an undervalued stock, or it may be a catalyst which will contribute to the pps losing steam now and enhance a larger drop on the next wave.
Because of the volatility of the market recently, I usually need to at least do some minimal research into the past 3-4 quarters filings to see assets-to-liabilities, revenues, and cash flows on many of the swing trades - which I didn't really need to do in previous years. This is where quite a few here on this board come in - they are very good in processing and comparing research.
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When I am swing trading, I am looking for either strong bullish patterns or strong bearish patterns (or the potential for one or the other).
I am not nearly experienced enough to attempt to go long on the way up and short on the way down. I generally am trying to increase my position on the company when it down-ticks.
I don't short often, but when I do everything has to line up just right. Just for kicks, when BAC was dropping steadily awhile back, I shorted it and used that amount to pay off my credit card. LOL
Everybody has to have their own system which works for them. I am just too busy to be swinging more than 12-15 stocks going at once. I'm concerned one will get away from me - and I need to keep my losses in control much more than watch my gains. One good drop can negate 3 good runners.
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SXZRF (Uranium One) had hit 2.81 yesterday. Once it hits 2.90 - that will be my 30% point, hopefully by tomorrow, Friday at the latest.
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I actually grabbed some of those .08's that were available recently.
Although I am not really sold on the future profitability of NBRI in the long term, it seems they are using their time to get Ruby operating while the snow doesn't hamper things too much.
I don't post there often, just too busy.
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I have 200 charts I work on weekly. I am continually refining and adjusting my list. When the Elliot Wave is nearing the correction point - I begin to tune in for news, check filings, etc.
Each week I make a list of my anticipated companies nearing the end of the Elliot correction and watch for a bullish candle to begin the new wave. If a stock has been dropping drastically on the "C" wave, I may wait for 2 day confirmation, because sometimes the drop continues after a one-day bullish candle.
A bullish Candle is usually my signal.
Sometimes, though, like DNN today, I was going to watch but received an email alert from the company (before hours) that their earnings statement was coming out today and it was very good. So I figured it would gap up on pre-market sells and I watched to see if it was going to continue to go up or down, so I sold immediately.
As you can probably tell, I am normally a "half-full" person, myself. But I have absolutely no personal bias FOR or AGAINST Kim/Ben/ND/WY/KBLB - just trying to stay as objective as I can.
I have read too many filings from various companies which announced mergers/JV's/acquisitions/LOI's which took weeks to negotiate and finalize for me to state confidently that "nothing has been done."
If a PR states a deal has been signed and revenues will be anticipated beginning in Q1 2012 - obviously that proves "something has been done."
For me, IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE A MONUMENTAL DEAL - just a simple deal which will begin a source of revenue.
Revenues mean we will most likely be bidding adieu to all the CSC nonsense. AAAAHHHHHHH, that will be a breath of fresh air.
All The Best
Thanks for asking DFFHOGS.
Primarily I rely on TA the most. I have used these stocks before - and it helps to get a 'feel' for how they have operated in the past. As you can see by the chart, I am better at my 'sell signals' rather than my 'buy signals.'
This is my basic criteria for determining timing (Medium-Large Cap Stocks Criteria Only) - and I have changed them since March in this order:
1. Chart analysis - Elliot Wave is vital. I begin tracking long before the correction and the correction is my key to get in or stay out on the 1st Wave.
2. News. Even on the big boards, Europe, housing numbers, job numbers, etc. creates the favorable/unfavorable reaction. I never used to keep a dated log of the reports from the feds before, but now I do. I chart the dates of all major news - it helps to interpret large drops on the chart. If it drops on news and then trends back up strongly - it helps me try to determine what to expect.
3. Completing a Downtrend. A slowly fading downtrend is NOT a good sign to me. A sharp one is, especially one either begun or greatly amplified in March (earthquake/tsunami & oil price scare).
4. Sector. With continual reading and research, I try to determine strong sectors for the future. I personally try to stay away from holding companies (slow movers), tech stocks (unless they are undervalued or cutting edge) and many pharma companies and watch most of the others. I think the energy & mining (especially nuclear materials) are going to be extremely strong - so I watch those more carefully.
There are others, but those are the primary ones, for me.
I sell on slight movement. Normally you can tell if there is bad news is out which affects that sector or the entire market - I'll sell. I would rather sell too early rather than too late. When I was newer to swing trading, I waited too long because I wanted the absolute highest price and in doing so the price dropped while I was waiting - so now I sell on a slight move downward if the chart indicates.
With the market in such volatility, buy points have become harder for me lately, but the way I figure, even if I don't get rock bottom, I get in the bottom 10%-15%, so that's OK. If I see bottom confirmed, I catch the bounce on the way up.
With large cap & medium cap companies, I normally watch daily and hourly. My charts are based on daily to examine the entry/exit and then 5 minute charts to figure the exact timing during the day.
GENERAL RULE: Best price to sell is first 15-20 minutes of the day and best price to buy is usually between 1:00-2:30 p.m.
All The Best
Also, here is a post I made on a board I am on explaining that swing trading is much more profitable than investing.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=70575075
I tried to do it in a way where I showed the good things I did as well as the bad.
One other thing, I would say, "DON'T SWING TRADE PENNY STOCKS for at least 6 months." They don't operate by all the rules you will learn about swing trading! That's why I use Inspector Clouseau in my signature because I have done all the "right" things before and lost and done some "stupid" things and gained - just like the Pink Panther movies.
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I'm not really trying to get into the "splitting hairs" debate which happens way too much on the board.
But even you must not agree with saying that if an event or deal isn't published or announced, it hasn't actually happened.
I am sure you are aware that many companies' 8-K's announce an event, decision, or deal which actually happened days, or even weeks, earlier.
Yes, I am aware of the disdain for Kim, et al.
Yes, I am aware that you are a very intelligent trader (and I enjoy learning from all kinds of traders all the time).
Yes, I agree with the generalization that for the sake of the pps (which is the main focus of most boards), it won't move until the event and/or deal is made public.
All The Best
Hey, HOOP1, I am in the Pop Warner League compared to others on this board (they are in the Major League) and I learn something on this board every single week.
http://www.swing-trade-stocks.com/
Here is the simplest (maybe not the best) website I have found to explain swing trading. You may need to re-read it 3-5 times and then write notes down.
Make checklists and "invest" with fake money first for a month or so.
MANY make money.
EVERYONE loses money.
The experts are right - the key to being a success is losing as little as possible.
Also, many of the large brokerages have programs you can use to 'practice' trading, too and you can get the feel of actual trading.
Ask Questions from everyone. Some will shrug you off, but many will give you a tip or two.
All The Best
Perhaps it would be more accurate to say that "it doesn't seem like he has done anything" rather than "he hasn't done anything yet."
I do not know what he has or hasn't done yet. I'm content to wait around 2-3 weeks more without news. No, I don't wish for it - I would rather it came out 2 weeks ago - but I'll give him the benefit of the doubt yet. Probably because I have not been in the stock longer than half a year, yet, and I have not grown weary of past performances. It is all still new for me.
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Sensible post, MOJO.
Well said.
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No, thanks. The link is there, go ahead and do it yourself.
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Thanks, LUCKY.
It was just a little fact sheet that I had organized a few months earlier to get a few things straight in my own mind.
I have not researched in detail to see all of the 'loopholes' which would provide a company like KBLB admittance to any higher exchanges, other than a quick perusal of the R/S requirements. Just a very basic 'thumbnail sketch' for uplisting.
Obviously, KBLB would need revenues, so an uplisting to the QX may come before any larger uplisting.
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Uplist and Tier Requirements
NASDAQ Initial Listing Requirements
1. $11M in pretax earnings aggregate for previous 3 fiscal years AND $2.2M in each of the previous 2 fiscal years.
2. $4 bid price.
3. 3 Market Makers
4. $45M market value
5. 2,200 shareholders
http://www.nasdaq.com/about/nasdaq_listing_req_fees.pdf
NYSE Initial Listing Requirements
1. 2,200 shareholders AND 100,000 trading volume for most recent 6 months
2. 1,100,000 publicly held shares
3. Bid price of $4
4. $100M market value
5. Pre-tax earnings of $10M aggregate for previous 3 fiscal years AND $2M minimum in each of 2 fiscal years
OR
If company has changed fiscal year or share structure, filings for the most recent 9 months will satisfy requirements (those filings must go through an SAS 100 review in a public disclosure).
http://nysemanual.nyse.com/lcm/
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I'll be changing my subscription to IHub at the end of the month and will no longer be able to receive PM's then.
Looking forward to a great couple weeks here.
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I'll be changing my subscription to IHub at the end of the month. My posts will be limited, but I look forward to some great news during 2012.
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At the end of the month I will be changing my subscription to a FREE subscription on IHub and will be limited to my posts.
I will also be stepping down as a mod here. I no longer own shares in this company and it is more productive to spend my time and energy elsewhere.
I appreciate all the well wishes I have received in the past and hope that you all make much, much more money than I lost here.
I suppose time is never really lost when you can make new friends.
Truly, All The Best to Everyone Here
I went through a R/S with M#EC, a 1:110, and I think I could trade that one as much as I wished. I know the D lasted for 30 or 40 days, but it was still tradeable.
I looked up and posted a lot of that info - so I'll go back and look over the holiday weekend.
However, that was AFTER the R/M had happened a few months earlier and they were reorganizing the company. BTW, they are going to be a real powerhouse, many key execs from bona fide Big Board stocks.
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NEW Q&A FOR PHAR
The Following Statements have been made and answered so far. We will be more than happy to continue to help all readers on this board.
INCORRECT STATEMENTS REGARDING PHAR ANSWERED:
STATEMENT REGARDING CLINICAL STUDIES
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=70211755
If I remember right through ME*C, I think Delaware has a rule that a corporation must give 40 days advance notice for a R/S.
CORPORATE BYLAWS out for PHARMSTAR:
http://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportViewer?symbol=PHAR&id=70771
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PHARMSTAR Articles of Incorporation:
http://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportViewer?symbol=PHAR&id=70770
New official share count - OCTOBER 14, 2011
BTW, I ran across a very interesting point while reading which ALIGATO kept referring to.
Can anyone offer suggestions about this point in the 10-K:
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1421665/000101968711003587/solar_10k-073111.htm
Nothing. Evidently they don't email those things out to 'potential investors' so I plan to telephone them the day before the meeting.
I am preparing a long post which I will sticky and remove the Arava Power/GSP news. I would like to have our board ready for news.
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HP, here is the link:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=70562564
I agree with SNIZZLE, the main thing we often think of is pps and how 'easy' it is for a sub-penny stock to go into the pennies, and we are often guilty of thinking it is difficult for a .10 stock to get to $1.
What we SHOULD be asking is: Would a 702M float move faster or stronger than a 7M float?
All The Best
Glad to see the pps a beautiful 'PHAR green' today.
All The Best